News of the Week: Academy Award Changes, Space Force, and It’s Way Too Early for Pumpkin Spice Drinks
In the latest “News of the Week,” Space Force buys in, the Oscars sell out, and James Bond shakes up social media.
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“Petticoat Empire” by Edith Embury
An advertising producer falls for an artsy writer at just the wrong time, and she’s over budget.
Post Travels: Big, Beautiful, Bucket List Alaska
Get a taste of Alaska — from kayaking around icebergs to watching harbor seals lounge to catching a helicopter ride to Mendenhall Glacier.
Vintage Ads: Mid-Century Travel by Boat, Bus, Plane, and Train
Whether you were visiting Colorado or Cancun, these transportation ads from the ’30s, ’40s and ’50s wanted to help you get there!
“Clever Women Are Dangerous Too” by Jon Cleary
An Australian magazine editor is entangled in a love triangle between a vapid new cover girl and his whip-smart photographer.
News of the Week: Goodbye Candy Hearts, NASA Turns 60, and Alex Trebek Might Quit Jeopardy!
In the news for the week ending August 3, 2018, are a number of possibilities: the end of candy hearts, the retirement of Alex Trebek, zucchini showing up on your porch, and much more.
“The Undecided Blonde” by Timothy Fuller
Hannah is surprised when her past lover Hank, a playwright, turns up to reignite their romance. There’s only one problem: she’s taken.
The Rockwell Files: Best Job Ever
“Why weren’t there summer jobs like this when I was young?”
History of The Saturday Evening Post
It All Began with Ben Franklin In 1728, 22-year-old Benjamin Franklin came up with an idea for an informative magazine for the colonies. It would be titled The Pennsylvania Gazette. Before he could begin production, though, the idea and name were stolen by an unscrupulous partner. The partner began publishing the magazine, but, within the […]
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Gallery “Gigolo” by George Sumner Albee
A young American woman exploring France for the first time is introduced to a mysterious, kind man who seems to know everyone around.
9 Creative Campfire Dishes for Your Next Adventure
Think outside the hot dog.
Post Travels: A Whirlwind Spin through Montreal
Here are our picks for getting the most out of a whirlwind tour in this classic Quebec city.
Dark Knight, Dark Theater: 75 Years of Big-Screen Batman
Batman marks 75 years on the big-screen, going back to the original serial in 1943. We take a look at the shadow of the bat.
Movies for the Rest of Us with Bill Newcott: Shark Week
Bill Newcott shares the best summer flicks and the best shark scenes.
10 Tips for Saving Time at Thrift Stores
Hone your strategy for scoping out sweet deals.
“Mother Is a Movie Queen” By Louis Paul
Famous Hollywood star, Lora Tremaine, is convinced by her daughter to accept a part in her first ever Broadway performance. After learning that films and live performances are very different ballparks, she must learn to decide whether to give up, or if she should try to carry it out for her daughter.